Ontario judge declares a right to build homeless camps on public land

[Gaidheal]

Does this mean no more paying to camp in Provincial Parks? How about Federal?

How about no longer having to pay for park passes? If I can camp for free, why would I have to pay to just go in?

If I don't have to pay for park access, how about toll roads/bridges? If I declare I'm using it with the intention to live there (and then change my mind once on it) why would I have to pay to gain access?

This has the potential to be awesome.

[blacksmithden]

Does this mean no more paying to camp in Provincial Parks? How about Federal?

How about no longer having to pay for park passes? If I can camp for free, why would I have to pay to just go in?

If I don't have to pay for park access, how about toll roads/bridges? If I declare I'm using it with the intention to live there (and then change my mind once on it) why would I have to pay to gain access?

This has the potential to be awesome.

No, no. You have to build FIRST, and THEN they cant throw you off. Id say the best way to handle this would be to build a shack (no wheels under it) right on the lawn of parliament hill. Do it fast. Youd be best to take a few people with you to hide whats going on. Once it's up, as long as someone is occupying it, they shouldnt be able to touch it or you. Then you can start on the additions. Invite a few dozen homeless people over for bbq. Have some wood, nails, and tarps ready and invite them to stay. Once they're good and settled, you can move on to wash, rinse, and repeat at city hall. Hey...where's CSIS hanging their HQ hats these days ?

[RangeBob]

Once it's up, as long as someone is occupying it, they shouldnt be able to touch it or you. Then you can start on the additions.

[not worth watching, but one could click every 10 minutes to see the progress, and then the dismantle]
Stranded 100 Hours on a Homemade Raft
Jan 14 2023, 44 minutes

http://y2u.be/L_tg2u26tCU

They started with pretty much nothing, and
every few hours their friends would show up with more building supplies,
which they used to build with, and
eventually they had a multi-storey structure with amenities.
Then they disassembled.

[Gaidheal]

No, no. You have to build FIRST, and THEN they cant throw you off. Id say the best way to handle this would be to build a shack (no wheels under it) right on the lawn of parliament hill. Do it fast. Youd be best to take a few people with you to hide whats going on. Once it's up, as long as someone is occupying it, they shouldnt be able to touch it or you. Then you can start on the additions. Invite a few dozen homeless people over for bbq. Have some wood, nails, and tarps ready and invite them to stay. Once they're good and settled, you can move on to wash, rinse, and repeat at city hall. Hey...where's CSIS hanging their HQ hats these days ?

Maybe that's why they are confiscating canadian flags with sticks... afraid that with enough sticks there will be a fort built!

[M1917 Enfield]

Maybe that's why they are confiscating canadian flags with sticks... afraid that with enough sticks there will be a fort built!

I thought it was because they feel their masters in China may be offended to see a foreign flag flying on their newly purchased property!

[Purdom234]

But ...should they be truckers on a peaceful and temporary protest, it's the Emergencies Act for them.

And what's that, 90% of the 'campers' are drug addicts. Well enjoy your afternoon good people of downtown Kitchener.

Also who wants to bet nobody from CBC wants to cover this on location today? Too soon?

[barkerlakebob]

Here is what you get !!



https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=563337065830640

[ilikemoose]

BC has already had to put up with this for years.

And the tent cities at Oppenheimer Park, Crab Park, Strathcona Park...they were all third world hellholes filled with crime and disease. City workers and fire and paramedics would not enter without police protection and even the cops were wary of policeing those encampments.

[762mm]

BC has already had to put up with this for years.

And the tent cities at Oppenheimer Park, Crab Park, Strathcona Park...they were all third world hellholes filled with crime and disease. City workers and fire and paramedics would not enter without police protection and even the cops were wary of policeing those encampments.

Don't people of BC just love that smell of Third World-style encampments in the morning?

Smells like... Liberalism!

(in other words : what they consistently vote for)

[M1917 Enfield]